Illinois’ 15th Congressional District: who’s running on Nov. 3, 2026

Voted for the 2025 Rescissions Act and 2025 reconciliation law; credits the administration with lowering costs.

Proposes addressing price gouging and costs of drugs, housing and child care; supports regular federal project funding for local infrastructure.

Voted against the 2026 three-year ACA subsidy extension (H.R. 1834); says the 2025 law limits Medicaid to citizens.

Supports moving toward Medicare for All and opposes 2025 Medicaid cuts; calls health care a basic right.

Voted for the Laken Riley Act; has sponsored legislation to end birthright citizenship; backed 2025 law's deportation funding.

Supports border enforcement focused on cartels, trafficking and fentanyl, plus faster court processing and lawful pathways.

Voted for H.R. 21 (Born-Alive Act); introduced 2026 bill on abortion pill providers; backed defunding Planned Parenthood.

Campaign site supports freedom to make personal healthcare decisions without government interference and expanding reproductive and fertility services, including IVF, for veterans; abortion not named.

Voted for the 2025 reconciliation law, citing no tax on tips and overtime and permanent small-business tax relief.

Supports tax relief for middle-class families and small businesses and a system that does not favor those with the most.

Voted for the DC CRIMES Act and H.R. 5140 lowering age to try DC minors as adults.

Campaign immigration page says law enforcement should focus on dangerous criminals; no statements on policing or crime policy outside the immigration context.

Cosponsored federal tax-credit scholarships (H.R. 833); proposed a parental rights amendment covering private, religious and home schooling.

Supports more public school funding, higher teacher pay, vocational training, and free community college.

Voted to overturn California vehicle emission waiver (H.J.Res. 88); backed ending green energy tax credits in 2025 law.

In September 2026 she proposed temporary federal fuel-tax relief, oversight of fuel markets, use of emergency oil reserves and local soybean biodiesel to lower diesel costs.

Voted against 2024 Ukraine aid and against 2026 resolutions to end U.S. hostilities with Iran; praised 2025 U.S. strikes on Iran.

Supports a strong defense and alliances with congressional oversight of military missions, citing China, Russia and Iran.

Voted against ending the Canada tariff emergency (H.J.Res. 72); has backed administration trade policy.

Opposes continued tariffs, citing fuel and fertilizer costs; calls for ending tariffs within a new farm bill.